The architectural profession needs to be talking about this. The best urbanism professors teach us about 'res publica', 'res economica' and 'civitas': the public realm, the private realm, and the people. We need all of these to make a city. Without people, there is nothing. We as architects need to remember our code of ethics, and that the buildings we design should always be in service to people over anything else. It's an insult to the profession and the people of Palestine to be excited about what we can replace them with as their cities are actively being destroyed. #freepalestine https://lnkd.in/eUtW_hdb
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